GRE Establishes First Named Endowed Scholarship and First Named Gift Fund
The Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education has received two gifts that will support…
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Seeking Comfort in a Higher Power
With a cure for COVID-19 nowhere in sight, many people are finding comfort in a…
Taking Responsibility: Fordham Teams with Jesuit Partners to Examine Sexual Abuse Crisis
It’s been a year and a half since the Society of Jesus in the United…
A Yogi Explores Spirituality at Fordham
In his 12 years of teaching yoga, David Robles has seen a lot. He’s watched…
María Caballero Jaime, GRE ’20: From Consulate to Counseling
At 50 years old, María Caballero Jaime is making a career change. Caballero Jaime is…
‘From Our Hearts’: Finding Togetherness and Practicing Compassion During Ramadan
Last year, Mohamed Alsiadi, director of the Arabic Language and Cultural Studies program at Fordham, spent many…
The Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education Celebrates 50 Years
Over the past five decades, Fordham’s Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education (GRE) has…
Providing Spiritual Support in the Face of Climate Change
How could a climate emergency affect the work of pastoral caregivers, or people who provide…
The Pantheon Today: Church and ‘Profoundly Open Space’
Every year, millions of visitors pour through the Pantheon. The 142-foot-tall temple (and now a…
Maximo D’Oleo, GRE ’21, Treats Body and Spirit
Maximo D’Oleo, GRE ’21, wasn’t planning on becoming a pediatrician. For years, he had dreamed…